Tesla opens Cybercab fleet interest list, leaves the economics for later
The form asks about fleet purchases and deployment regions but gives no price, delivery schedule or Robotaxi revenue-sharing terms.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: X - Brian Roemmele
Why it matters
Outside buyers could finance Tesla's Robotaxi expansion, but pricing, operating costs and Tesla's share of ride revenue will determine whether a Cybercab fleet is investable.
Tesla opened an interest list on September 3rd for businesses that want to purchase Cybercab fleet vehicles, creating its first direct intake channel for prospective outside owners of the purpose-built robotaxi.
The Tesla form asks applicants for a company name, deployment region and additional information. Users can select "Cybercab fleet vehicle purchasing," "mobility hubs and infrastructure," "event collaboration" or "other" as their area of interest.…
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